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Baron of Oakland, Mr. DOWTON ; Baron De Cottrcy, Mr. HOLLAND; Lord William, 13 kA.li A ; , Edward, Mr. RUS:-.ELL ; Lewis Mr. SMITH 1 ' 4 4 tlinor:De Coorcy , (with anew Air), Miss .(B • eing her first appearance itt,t ,that Character) Atiela, Mrs, U ^ TA (ucing hex first agpeaonce in that C.:ll:Ander) ; Cicely, Mrs. MA ['HEWS ; ' Mandi Mrs. MADDOCKS. THE MAYOR OF GARRATT. ", • Sirijactb follup, NW PEN ELY ; Major Sturgeon, A•iir, DO tit' TON- ; 'ferry , Sneak, Mr. RUSS iAL ; Mrs., Sneak, Airs. HA /2 LOW E ;' ..tin,. Mts. Bi'vin, Miss KELLY. r,-‘ , t s 6tt. Second .eric.• • •,. -i'A',.: C • • - ond Price 2 S• - " .. p " :"eq 2,5. Sec. Pot,: ts.—t 2 pp , !.r G , ..1.10:y •J. Scceno it. c. 0 iti_.- • • 1,. :,7,;:x..j t-ne.retnniett. i i .,e a h ::: )( t u o s r s t e t - i t i e_li st o rz v- e e t s . to be taken of Mr. Spring, at the 130 - , . • Halt pa s ° ? 1. tc° b opened, at. Halt past Five, and begin at t .ix A 9n 'lints:gay t • ~ lne,er performed), a new 'Drama, in Three ~..,t .i Lillie(' Tile Siege of St. cj attain ;.or, Spanish HeroisM ; with new Scenery NI ' 1.) • . and Decorations; after 'Which _,___,The 'Poled Citild- .._ --- TO• 'CMG's. TIfEATRE, HAY-MARKET. 'moR W. ) W• EVENINCi, Nov. 9 P Isos Wilt pelfOrrn(l -KI NG 'RICHARD THE .THIRD. Xing ileum the Sixth, Mr. MURRA ; Rioliaul, Duke of . Cilci's : ter, Mr. CO, ; ,Dtike Notroik„ Mr. CH.I.PMAN ; . lieury Earl of Richmond, ME ( IC. KEMBLE ; Queen Eliza4eth, • Mrs. S''. LEGER; t . , Lady Anne, Miss N RTON. - wiTH TOM'THUAIB THE GREAT. ii n oxes 6 s. Seco n d P r i ce 3s. —Pi t 3s. 6a. Second vrice 2S. ....c i all e6' 2s. Second` Price is. - fjf.l l '. 4 ct - 4 tor the 11 , ,xes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the :•"-v, Doors Hay-market. ri , . ~, , to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at =lair p.), 1 si x. 24 1 -ew C; ;*and Melo-Dramatic Opera, in Thr e e ACts, ca le h i 1-1, Exie, has been long in preparation, and will be rdnil,cedi,o,) Thursdair next, with entirely . new Music, la c ie e--51 e ss, and .Decorations ; to-which will be added,- _Farc e ol The Midnight Hoer. rhe Public.re respectfully informed That Mr: Young 4s Ink i lged at this The..ire and will make 'his first appearance 411 " ..............__ 1 le 'New t i eld..plarliatic Opera on Thursday next -C th . TITE FACULTY. PA RTNERSHIP is WANTED, by a Gentle— cEok,Man ot Experience arid Respettabilitv, with a SU it iir APOTHECARY, and MAN-MIDWIFE, de n' °Lls of being relieved twin the more harassing and latign zrif. : Part his Practice. To prevent trouble, th e P r i nc i pa l .st haveeen long established, and require a Partner pee r for the si,",tdnce he may be able to afford, than from rnottves, a., the Premium is to be paid by Instil_ ' , lv i e l lt%; in,. whi... - 11, havve;er, good and undtniable becLuity b i- il o f t tere (poskp4,icl) addressati to B. C.:tit-No. 1,1, High will' be answered immediately. 9"l ; Persons whO have any Claims or Dern.trids NIA. 4 C 4 T the ES FATE and EFFECTS of the . late Mr. 11 1 ) 011- clecedsed, or the Borou g h of Strattord- Ae coi :, Mercer, Draver, &c. are desired to seed in their so ns r',its, to Mrs. Carter, Widow of the above ; and all Per speA. kiebt e d to the. said F.tate, are desired to pay their :re- Urt7e. ive D ebts immediately, or they will be suedler the ' Stratford-uw,n- Avon, at, 18:)3. r ----- . 11 "OKSIA E NI) MAPS RLA'II NP TO SPAINi'' J R. STOCKDA LE reipettfully informs Ib4 , •,.. A Pubia, that pie has this Day published_ Me nt ne ,w, • 1 14 ti iat Spain l Portugai, u ine sheets; by E. i'a r i s e "e. M .iinher ot the Nztional Institute of Seiences at A ; and P. t;. -- Chanlaire. Price, 11. l is. 64. • - pl)„ll.ll,..ew!Map of Spain and Por;iagal, on l'our . Sheets ; by rice ' hoinzt Lopez, Geographer to - his Catholic Majesty. , 1 . ,s • A Il e ' • c . ti'll. l tv Map of S pa i n an d Porti4gal, on One large Sheet ; Aline gigs Lopez; i‘nproYc...danri correc - Ucf.froin ttie above , la u „ 4ieet NlapNientelle. Price •rs. . • W hiel:g ° ing's l'o ' stitoatis ot Spain, with a Sheet . Map. on „. Al - ,1„ 41. acciirltelv laid down kli the posts. Price is; ed. • 41 ' —4II• S ' l'S - by 1 F Bour,goirig; translated ~0 11 1 r 4 Paris tate o Editionp ..; .• * ' I- Byo and,a 4to .itja3. P eYro l 14 e 1 1.14ing Essays on the State of Spain; .by M. n: p • , ~ Th e s , 11 '4! .3 1 - a• 3 voi s Vita Wort:, in French, without Peyron's Essays; in I' ' " v o• and the 410. Atlas. 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THE .Property of, the_:46th o f His present Majesty directs, that Profits-arising from Foreign Pos sepions or Foreign Securities, or Many of His Majesty's Do minions neyontl.the Seas, shall be assessed by the Coininis '4oners Wine...for LONDON, BRISTOL, LIVERPOOL, • - tir GLASUc UV, at or nearest to which such_ Property shall save been tirstimported, or at or nearest to which the Per _son who shall hate received Remittances shall reside, And the Act of His present Majesty direels, that whenever the Produce or ,Profits,..arising as aforesaid, shall have been im.. orted into 'or rei.'eived by any Person, partly in the Port of ondOtt; and partly in any of the Out- Ports abt.ve men tioned, the whole of lush Produce or Profits shall he, As- Sessed by the Commissioners of London, and not elsewhere ; and yvlienever.'Such Produce' or ,Profits shalt .have b een w,holly-imported into, or received by any Person in the Out- Ports above mentioned, but in different parts - in two or more of Sikh Out-ports, tile whole thereof shaliAae As:essed at that place at whkiitfieniajor part.in value shalt have been imported or received, provided that the Returns of such Prr.duee N Profits iLdivered to ft! , pi4c. 7 :s it which aar tr.rt tnereof shall have been I mported of tv,:cived. . , • It being also further diredled by the said first mentioned Ati of the .46th. of His present Majesty, that the Agent or Receiverol-such Produce or Protits shall be charged for the - 'same, au& shall be answerable tiir all-Ads required to be dooc .for assessing and paying the Duties on such Property, ‘vheilmer the Owner or PrOprictor be resident in Great Wm-. tain or not, under the Pei e llties contained in the said Ads : Ills Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes hereh'y give notice, that. strict Inquiries are now making as to o Property so imported _or received, and by w h om or n ..whose acceiunt ; but being desirous to avoid time infliction of Penalties, they herelay require tharall. 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Part of the Estates of the Mar - quis of DONEGAL, and ,containing in the whole 23,146 - acres, and r 7 Per c h es , su bj e ct to the several valid Leases subsisting thereon, for an unexpired Term of x 000 Years, at a Pepper-corn Rent, belara Samuel Compton Cox, Esq. one of are Masters of the said Court, at the Public Salb Room of the said Court, in Southampton Buildings, -Chan cery ..lane, Loudon, on Friday, the rStli Day of November, ga at Fleven o'Clock in the FOrenoon, in the several - . Lot%, and subject to tlw Condition:l; started in the printed. l'articulars, 'tallith may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Chambers, iu Souiliamptou Buildings aforesaid; of Messrs. Aldridge , and Colley Smith, Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn; of Messrs. Manley and Lowe, Solicitors, Inner Temple: of . Mr, Whiitoia, Solicitor. Crest faints-street, Bedford-row; of Alt. (agues, Land Surveyor,. Hatton-garden; and in Ire. land, of Mr. VVilliain•ESpinasse, Solicitor, Stephen-Green, Doblin. ALDRIDGE and COLLEY rlaintilr's Solicitors, Lincoln's-Inn. CUS 4 COM.HOUSE, LONDON. Nov. 5, i 8 S. FOR SALE, • By Order of theHonourable the Commissioners of His Ma. jest Y's CuStOms, an Wednesday' the 9th, Thursday the .toth, and Friday the licit November, t%A, at E:our o'Clock the Atternoons.of the said Days, precisely, i n the Long Rooni, custom-HOuse, London, . • ...THE , following. GOODS, . which.. are allotted in small. Quantities, for - the better Accommodation the seteral Dealcrs,,As zls pft:ate Persons, who choose-to beeothe Purchasers. FOR EXPORTATION. , East India prohibited Goods, &c. • FOR HOME CONSUMPTION,' Spirituous-Liquors, Wine, China, soy, Riga Balsam. Maiigoes, Stone i•lower C;tocery, Opium, Gum Ain mail-tat; nark, and other Drugs, Vent: , Honks,. Leather, Pantaloons and Breeches, _Parasols, Prints, Sl tu es, B oots, Looking Glasses, Writing Desks,. 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The Goods boupt at tir s Sale must be paid for on or Wore Nloadaw the 28th of November, itioS, be -tweet& the Hours of Nine O'Cloclt.. in the :)..I.lriting and Three in the , Atternoon, or the Deposits made thereon will absolutely become forfeited, and the Goods re-sold at a 'future &le. DISEASES OF THE URETHRA, AND CERTAIN .COMPLAINTS.. S. sole Pronnetor. of DAIIAN' celebrated Me , (heated liougies ant{ Remedies, Mr. DUFOUR informs the Public, that ire may, as usual, be daily consult:, froffl Nine to Throe, at his Hous., - No. rith-street. Soho, on CaS",.:s. of StriZtUreS. Obstruction;, (;10etS, &c. &cc. as ,veil as Goiiorroce •, and every Disorder %vh,:re. secrecy is so esse,iii - 01! . .' iequisile. that every Patient is ihtruduced in a - sep rat: p sir. D. has for niany years Confined Moose'.' ,:,at department of Surgery, and irons extensive praetice,,aod the most flattering'. success, he is enabled, to offer imthod of cure, .n mild, efficacious, requiring -n o Lon r.tiaiiit in Diet . , and which prevents x relapse. ' country stating ilkir ciises in a Lettei, enctosinA ;111. or a zl. note, wili:hive proper remedies sent tU.tilt! ti1101.);It. 'For %..rious .symptoins, see; jitst'publisited. the Sixtu likihion, price /s. 6il. A Treatise Oil the above Cons. To Oe had at the Author's .11ousci the oaly-mace where his Bougics am sold. . • RENOVATLIY HEALTH. . _ TT has been too frequently thL., sUbjedofjust and general reprobation, that Merl destitute of the elements of the medical art have ollered themselyes as candidates for public pat roriage in the pro fessioir of physic I. or the purpose of doing justice to the result #:t st tidies and e3 !retie: ice, and to prevent it s fruit: being clasSed among those empiric's , vhiSse imprudent ,retensiorts,,have, unfortunately f , i_i• , ociwiy, hLen too favourably received, we beg leav e to subs to the liberal and enlightened a faithful statement of our pursuits and ac. Nuirtinelits. After !laving reixi.ied a, regular medical educa. trots as the pupils of Messrs. Corritt•d ana lcdures and practice WC carefully attended, as protessOrs and surgt;nns of. the • L within Hospital • we entered .ourScl v e - as students in'that justly celebrated selloid acquire ment, the Royal College of F.thrlbu 4;lr, and were instructed in the different bratiches-Olanatomy, sorF;ery,•- the theory and practice of 'physic, eheinist - ry, inidwilert , b-tarty, &c. ko: by those ernitrent professors, Drs, Mdnrp, cirey,Ory, Hamilton, Demean and Rutherfirot. We trust ta)i not be deemed prosum; , tuous iiu saving that our pronLitrricy and acquirements ii•re nit inconsiderable. flaying for a Ling series, of years inarfe Venereal Curn;ilaitits, and •the various diseaSes' of Debility, the particular object of our studies :nal practice, it will we be. 5116we:.t that we haie acttuired superior knoa, ledge of their treatment and cure. in slight :.id recent cases of infection a perfect ie-establisiunctit is• coisipleted lir - I the short p'ericid'of t Adi - tys ; and in thosg.grlfte ottnost veteracy,, where other practirkiner's have 'failed of suctest, proper perseverance in our plait of treatnient ensures to the patient a safe and raincal cure. , Amidst the inchutelialyy, variety , of iliaoriftirS winch are the eifeets of a habit long and most unhappily pursued. by the youth of both sexes , there 'are none nio:e alarming or more distressing than those •detiOetictcs r and .debili ties which ire. quently prevent or embitterilie inati•iinimial state.. To such persons it must be aconsolatiog,fo know' th,it they may now, by a new and infallible mode ot treatment, he te•startid to that greatest ot all human blessings, a strong, Jimmy, and vigor - - ous COClStitUtioll. In all cases of tr,,m n whate vog cause arising, as well as in every species of ‘en.a-etti inketion, • we may bet - insulted by patients of either sex with the; great. est secrecy and honour. Hours of consultation at home front ten to three, and horn ti in the evening till to at night. • Patients in the c‘iuntry are requested to state the partial.. Jars of theifcase, age, and general habit of living, &c. &c: iu. closing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the same will be given, ur sent to e. 4 part of the kingdom. To ensure that secrecy so cs:anitial to our undertaking, true, Nstag4 pi letters yfiay he to th e accnum for Medicines.. • C UR it l E and Co, Surgeons, ,N0..1.7, Hatton-garden. !gr . - Me)isrs, Currie and Co. have CertiticateS 'iron. the al :lye respetlabie l'idlessors .of Londini and Edinryargh, of the diligence,. skill, and iieniartity, with which trey Fer tut-incti o . le duties assigned their during the i;no.c *.Ley at. tended itu..ir Lestt-Jrcs and Pratri.:c7. PARIS, Ocr. ! . .6.--,-Yesterday his. Majesty the Errv . -, . . and King tent in great state to the P !lace of the Legislative Body, in order. to open the Sitting. is tligliness the Prince Vice GRAND ELEaTOR, 'bOing received permission of his Majesty to Minister the oath to those Deputies of the LegislaQ tive Body appointed since the sitting of the year 1 . 807, the names of these Deputies were called over by the Questor, M. DRSPALLIERES, while each of them approached the foot of the Throne to take 'the oath. This ce.remony being ended, his Majesty spoke as follows : fuMEssicußs, the DiSPUTIES of the Deraltr. regrz.Ts to the LEGISLATIVE BOW: " The rodes of l'aws laying down the princiiles of property lied of civil freedom, which form the subject of your labours, will be adopted as the senti ment of Europe. My . people already experience the most salutary etre&s from them. The latest laws have laid-the foundation of our system of finance. That is a monument of the Might and greatness of France. We shall hence forward•the able to, meet the expenditure which might, e.il - elidered necessary eveo by a getieral egal,ition(ri Europe, by . our yearly income alone. Nevvishitl• we ne reduced to have •recourse to the fi'(4, , ,expedients of paper money, of loans, or pat - iwis of revenue. :have, e , in the present year, laid out more than. a :thousand mites of road. The system of works which I have established for the improve ment of our territory will be•carried forward with zeal. The prospe& 'Of the great French Family, late ly torn to pieceS by opinions am; • 'si tie ! 11 1COtir, het now prosperous, tranquil, arv! u.. red, h is atFe6t ed my soul in a remarkable manner.. I have felt, that, in order" to be happy, I,s4ould iH tine first place a,yeAriiit that France was _happy. rhe'll:tace of Preshurgh, that of Tilsit, the assault•o6C6penhagen, the plans of Englithd against all I:ationvou the ocean, the different revolutions at Consolminople, the affair of Spain and Portugal, have, io varlous ways, exercised an influence on the affairs of the world. • "- itussia and Denmark have • united with to. against England. The United States of -America have rather chosen to abandon: commerce and the sea, than to acknowledge their slavery. " A part o`toy army has marched against that which England haS formed in Sp a i n , or .404scrr,- birked. it is z distinguished favour of that Prhti deuce, which has constantly proteCted our .arms, that passion has so far blinded the English Councils, that they abandon the defence of. the seas, and at. last produce.their army on the Continent. " I depart in a few days to put *self inpersoir at the head of my army, and with Goo's help, to crown the King of Spain in Mad r id, an d to plant my eagles on th e forts of Lisbon.. • " I have _only to praise the sentiments of 'the Princes of.t,l4Confederation (tithe Rhine. • 0 - 11 pd experiences every day more and paorethe b c enefits of the Ad. of Mediation, of Italy give me grounds for no thing but expressions of Safi:dotfiat'. The Emperor of RUSSIA and myself have had an :interview at Erfurth. Our first thought was a ths)ught of pace. We have even resolved to make some sacrifices, in order to enable the hundred mil lions of men whom we represent, if p oss ibl e, t h e sooner to enjoy the benefits of the commerce of the seas. fre are agreed, and unehanakeably united, as well for peace as for war. MESSIEURS DEPUTIES, have ordered my Ministers of Finance, and of th,,,,ciengral Treasury, to lay' before you .an ac .,copuitofiblogrireceipt and eXpendi tur e o f t h e year. 127 p 4„win thgein see, with satisfaraion, that I have net felt: ithgtavessary to increase the tarif with a n y inmost. Ariy veople shall experience noneW burden. " The -Speakers of my Council of State will, subMit to you many plans of laws, and among others all those which have relation to the tritninal code. .". J rely constantly on your co-operation." • His. Majesty's speech excited the most lively emo tion, .and the Sitting was closed under repeated ac clamations of Long Live the Emperor! The same rejoicings were 'manifested in the streets through which his Majesty passed. PARIS, OCT. 27.—The arrival here of COMA VON ROSIANZOW is ,announced. It is thought that his Excellency will-await the answer of En&litad in this • OSTEND, OCT. 26.—People are extremely anii,": guy about the result of , the first• overtures towardi conciliation which the two Emperors of FRANCE and, • Ryssiii have made to England; and it is wished that. they may procure us a general peace. It is certain that..the.4)NpOpariers fromErfurth to London took --SikiPrifto3tOogne, for England, on the ruth ; and it ,is won asserted that they have both returned to CalaiS from their mission to the English Go‘ernment. 'However this may be, these accouhts . haveltere, ai well as at Antwerp, and other ports of 'the Etopire,„ • caused a very great sensation, and have produced a remarkable fall in the price Of colonial produce, :and a rise of the public funds. PETERSEURGH, OCT. B.—The Court Gazette, of -e sth and Stii, contains very full details with re sped to the last vialorioas operations. of our troops in 'Finland, _under tic command of General Buxuov- DEN, After uncommonly bloody battles, the Swedes were driven 9nt of Wasa, and Old and New Carleby; the At i g.Olt r province of \Vasa has been subjected ith?'ltnsßU3.',Q-uveriimen'r. The , artny Qf Fiela AL„si-,,,i1:,;..L,, k 0 r i.0it, which cohsi,t,A.Ut 16,000 re= t.llars, and many awned boors, has been to 9000. By yea - the tiussians,...under 'Admiral Di JEI~OW have Pcqvil'ea nt,.4 Jaiir:4k